ClarkinHawaii

This is the one that's brighter than Dinotte (or however you spell it). 28 available now.
https://store.designshinelighting.com/

Recumbentracer

We're making more, even now... another 100 housings at the anodizers this week. Hope you enjoy it!

Erick L

Great! Another rear light without a proper rack mount.

Recumbentracer

Yes, the rack mount can be a bit tricky with the variety of different styles out there. Some have very thin sheet metal "tangs" for mounting nothing more than a reflector, and I've seen these stress fracture and break under a heavier dynamic load, but I actually did make a nice Tubus-style adapter with the 50mm and 80mm spacing that worked really well. I just ended up not having a lot of call for it, and didn't make any more after the initial batch, although I may try to build some more in the next machine shop run. Turns out with creative use of the spacer material, most racks can use an approach like this:

ClarkinHawaii

Here are a couple of ideas. The Magicshine taillight and 2 of the $16 Amazon Magicshine-clone headlights with colored lenses pointing backwards. The 2 clones are then connected to one battery using a Y harness.

Very Fred-ish with the white pvc pipe and all. But they are bright bright and do the job. If somebody were to dye the pipe black, cut and resolder the wires at the proper length, and show a little creativity, this would be quite workable.



The 2 big pluses for the Designshine are brightness and versatile mount.

ClarkinHawaii

If you're not aware of it, the Magicshine taillight shown here

unscrews from the base and is easily mounted on one of the vertical tabs on the back of racks.

ClarkinHawaii

New user experience with the Designshine here:
https://www.bikeforums.net/electronic...signshine.html